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Varvaglione 1921

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Discover the bold and expressive character of Varvaglione 1921 wines, where four generations of winemaking expertise meet the sun-drenched vineyards of Puglia. Whether you’re looking to buy Varvaglione 1921 wines online or shop for rich Italian reds and fresh Mediterranean whites, our collection celebrates balance, flavour, and passion. Explore Varvaglione 1921 wines today and experience the essence of southern Italian craftsmanship at its finest.
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  • Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Negroamaro del Salento IGP 2023-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Negroamaro del Salento IGP 2023

    $31.00
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  • Varvaglione 1921 0% Alcohol Spritz-Dessert, Sherry & Port-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 0% Alcohol Spritz

    $29.45
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Linea Classici Oro - Vigne Storiche Primitivo di Manduria Papale Linea Oro DOP 375ml 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Linea Classici Oro - Vigne Storiche Primitivo di Manduria Papale Linea Oro DOP 375ml 2020

    $45.32
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Linea Classici Oro - Vigne Storiche Primitivo di Manduria Papale Linea Oro DOP 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Linea Classici Oro - Vigne Storiche Primitivo di Manduria Papale Linea Oro DOP 2021

    $79.32
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Paralupi Appassimento Rosso di Puglia IGP 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Paralupi Appassimento Rosso di Puglia IGP 2022

    $42.33
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Susumaniello Rose del Salento IGP 2024-Rose Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Susumaniello Rose del Salento IGP 2024

    $40.33
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  • Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Primitivo Puglia IGP Biologico 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Primitivo Puglia IGP Biologico 2022

    $35.00
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Collezione Privata Cosimo Varvaglione - Vigne Storiche Negroamaro del Salento IGP 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Collezione Privata Cosimo Varvaglione - Vigne Storiche Negroamaro del Salento IGP 2020

    $92.65
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Linea Classici Oro - Vigne Storiche Primitivo di Manduria Papale Linea Oro DOP 1.5L 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Linea Classici Oro - Vigne Storiche Primitivo di Manduria Papale Linea Oro DOP 1.5L 2020

    $164.75
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Margrande Fiano del Salento IGP 2023-White Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Margrande Fiano del Salento IGP 2023

    $37.67
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  • Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Passione Primitivo del Salento IGP 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 Linea Terra Passione Primitivo del Salento IGP 2022

    $37.50
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  • Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Bianco Puglia IGP Biologico 2023-White Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Bianco Puglia IGP Biologico 2023

    $35.00
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  • Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Primitivo del Salento IGP 2023-Red Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Primitivo del Salento IGP 2023

    $31.00
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  • Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Malvasia del Salento IGP 2023-White Wine-World Wine

    Varvaglione 1921 ‘12 E Mezzo’ Malvasia del Salento IGP 2023

    $29.49
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Varvaglione 1921, based in Leporano near Taranto, is one of Puglia’s most respected family-run wineries. Founded by Cosimo and Maria Teresa Varvaglione, the estate carries on a legacy that dates back over a century, combining tradition with innovation. The winery’s vineyards stretch across the fertile Salento peninsula, where abundant sunshine, Varvaglione 1921, based in Leporano near Taranto, is one of Puglia’s most respected family-run wineries. Founded by Cosimo and Maria Teresa Varvaglione, the estate carries on a legacy that dates back over a century, combining tradition with innovation. The winery’s vineyards stretch across the fertile Salento peninsula, where abundant sunshine, cooling sea breezes, and limestone-rich soils create the perfect environment for Primitivo, Negroamaro, and Malvasia Nera. Varvaglione 1921 is known for its dedication to sustainable farming and meticulous winemaking, producing wines that capture both the warmth of the Mediterranean and the finesse of modern Italian style. Each bottle reflects passion, heritage, and a commitment to excellence deeply rooted in southern Italy’s identity. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of wines are Varvaglione 1921 known for?
Varvaglione 1921 is best known for its expressive Primitivo di Manduria DOC, a hallmark red that showcases the richness and intensity of Puglia’s terroir. This wine is full-bodied and velvety, offering notes of ripe plum, blackberry, and spice with elegant tannins and lingering sweetness. The estate also crafts outstanding Negroamaro, Malvasia Nera, and Susumaniello reds that highlight regional diversity and depth. Among its whites, the Malvasia Bianca del Salento and Verdeca stand out for their freshness and aromatic finesse. Every Varvaglione 1921 wine reflects balance between fruit concentration and modern elegance—crafted with care, precision, and respect for the family’s century-old winemaking tradition.

Where are Varvaglione 1921 wines made?
Varvaglione 1921 wines are made in Leporano, near Taranto in Puglia, the heel of Italy’s boot. The estate’s vineyards stretch across the Salento peninsula, where the Mediterranean climate, abundant sunshine, and coastal breezes create ideal growing conditions. The region’s limestone and clay soils help preserve freshness in the fruit, while the dry, warm climate enhances ripeness and structure. The winery practices sustainable viticulture, combining traditional hand-harvesting with modern technology to maintain precision and consistency. The proximity to both the Ionian and Adriatic Seas influences the wines’ balance and minerality. This harmony of environment, innovation, and heritage allows Varvaglione 1921 to produce wines that are unmistakably Puglian—rich, expressive, and full of southern warmth.

What are the best Varvaglione 1921 wines?
The best Varvaglione 1921 wines embody the estate’s ability to combine bold flavours with polished elegance. The flagship 12 e Mezzo Primitivo del Salento is a benchmark—smooth and generous, with notes of cherry, spice, and cocoa. The Papale Linea Oro Primitivo di Manduria DOC delivers power, structure, and a velvety finish, while the Negroamaro del Salento showcases dark fruit and earthy undertones. For whites, the Malvasia Bianca del Salento offers aromatic intensity and freshness, perfect for Mediterranean cuisine. Each wine is crafted with precision and care, balancing tradition and innovation. Together, they represent the essence of modern Puglian winemaking—vibrant, approachable, and beautifully expressive.

Are Varvaglione 1921 wines affordable?
Varvaglione 1921 wines are widely celebrated for their exceptional quality-to-price ratio. The 12 e Mezzo range delivers incredible value, offering beautifully made wines that are accessible for everyday enjoyment. The Papale Linea Oro Primitivo di Manduria and Collezione Privata selections, though premium, remain competitively priced compared to other southern Italian icons. Each bottle reflects sustainable farming, careful selection, and the family’s century-long dedication to quality. Whether you’re exploring the vibrant reds of Salento or the aromatic whites of Puglia, Varvaglione 1921 offers a perfect balance of craftsmanship and affordability—proving that world-class Italian wine can be both luxurious and approachable.
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